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I would suggest going with blank growlers that represent the style that your looking for and then look into DIY etching or screen printing, although not sure how to do that on glass...

Couldn't you create your own vacuum at home? If this experiment can boil water at room temperature, then it should definitely be able to hit the spot between alcohol and water. This seems like something that could be pretty straight forward with a vacuum pump of some sort...

I ordered Nov 30, and after checking my tracking, it appears they finally shipped it today.

Decided to go with one set, can't wait to use them on some of the Belgian beer I have in the fridge...

Actually, I highly doubt your pee tastes the same as it did when you were a curious tot, different inputs means different output, just sayin'.

Yeah, I saw this today too, I wish I had the disposable income to stock it away for a future rainy day.

Just finished all 65 pages of the thread, thank you for taking the time to chronicle the ups and downs of the process and best of luck. I someday hope to give the whole nanobrewing thing a shot. If you wouldn't mind sharing, not including the build costs of the shed, are you clearing enough...

As long as the pump is below the water level you should be fine I would imagine.

Still interested, please shoot me an email.

Interested in picking this stuff up Saturday if its still available, could also make arrangements for tomorrow night if Saturday doesn't work. Will take all of it off your hands. Email me, [email protected] and we can figure it out.

As for the iceblock bucket chiller idea, do what someone else said a few posts ago, Salt Ice Water. Adding some rock salt to a couple of pounds of ice and few gallons of water can affectively get the freezing point down to the mid-high 20's IIRC which allows you to have a cooling temperature...

How so? The beer itself is irrelevant, being as the screen is only going to catch hops in the case of the BK. Not trying to be rude, but a coarse strainer isn't going to clog up in the boil, or at least I would not expect it to.

Yes, but as I am sure know, for optimal lautering you'd still want a full false bottom for the MLT. For mounting options, I don't know if you are familiar with hockey equipment, but a system similar to mounting a cage on a hockey helmet could be devised to give you a flip-up drain cover, and...

For the MLT, figure out how big the holes you want in your false bottom, then buy a piece of perforated stainless and cut a circle matching the ID of the bottom of the tank. Possibly use small legs or SS bolts to give you desired depth or lift off the bottom of the tank. As for a simple hops...

I understand your concerns, but the most a keg could fall is 22.5" as that is the farthest from the ground it is at any point in time. My current cost analysis for this would be heat stick, keggles, and wood to build the majority of the base and a couple of pieces of pipe to provide some axes...

Hey, I am putting together a design for a brewstand that will use two keggles, a heat stick and gravity, but more than once. Basically, I am not in a position to purchase a pump right now, and don't feel like dealing with a 3-tier stand. Below is a CAD drawing showing the two separate pieces...

looks much better

As somone said earlier, it is yet to be torn down. It is a much better acoustic building than the Center, and for me it will always be called the Corestates Center. Thanks for the help, especially on the browns and orange...any more ideas to get blank black caps?

Its final full season was the Phantoms this past year, but the last event will probably be sometime in August or September, possibly a concert on the last anniversary of its opening. There was speculation for a demolition on NYE, but with the Flyers probably being in the Winter Classic I...

The link doesn't have black...I want the black to be plain, and the others to be actual branded caps to draw more attention to the parts that I want. Thanks for the effort though...